The film portrays France's
The film portrays France's military as being a "military" state, but I think Sweden is much more. A little bit of realism also helps, since the military is more or less representative of the people. The realisation that the military is not just a facade for the people is a very important lesson. In the end both the military and the democratic movement are simply mirrors of each other, and the good and bad sides of the political struggle are reflected in
The film portrays France's economic crisis as a violent conflict between the two types of society which, although they had been born in the Third World, still hold the ideals of the old way of life.<br /><br />For the first half hour the film portrays two different audiences; the former with their own views on the world and the latter with their own fears about what the future might hold for them. The first audience, the older ones, are fix